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Co-pilots Dubya and Barack drone over to Selma to drone on
You may or may not have noticed it, but the 50th anniversary of the attack in Selma Alabama, by the racist White police forces there, was remembered by those many politicians this weekend, who never would participate in the exact … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Perspective, Race
Tagged 50th Anniversary, Alabama, Bush, CIA, Civil Rights, Crow, Drones, heroes, James Reeb, police, President, racist, Rights, Sacrifice, Selma, White
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Bear Creek Massacre, January 29, 1863
The year 2014 will mark the 150th anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre, on November 29, two days after Thanksgiving. But on this day, January 29 of the year before, a Shoshone village suffered an identical fate. The Bear Creek … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 50th Anniversary, Aftermath, AIDS, Army, Arrest, Atrocities, Banks, Bear, Bear Creek Massacre, BSE, California, Casualties, Cavalry, children, Chivington, CIA, Civil War, Civilians, combat, Condi, Defense, Department, DIA, Edward, EPA, Fire, Ford, History, HIV, India, Indian, Indian Wars, IRS, Justice, Left, Mali, March, Mars, Massacre, Massacres, Math, Media, Military, Mormon, Mormons, Natural, Nature, population, prison, Prisoner, Prisoners, Rap, reason, rebellion, Respect, Sacrifice, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Sand Creek, Sand Creek Massacre, Shoshones, Slaughter, Thanksgiving, troops, Troy, Utah, Volunteers, Washington, Western, Wheat, White, Wounded
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“In the footsteps of Martin Luther King”, as if he’d lead a meaningless ask-for-nothing commemoration
Another million pawn march, to nowhere, commemorating the corporate brand of “MLK” sterilized of instructional efficacy, sanitized of King’s ultimate demands: jobs, economic justice, peace. This weekend’s 50th anniversary of the dream speech was the usual reminder that professional organizers … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged 50th Anniversary, activists, Corporate, Democrats, demonstration, demonstrations, Energy, Jobs, Justice, March, Martin Luther King, MLK, nothing, Peace, Washington DC
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John Brown, from a grateful people
This weekend marks the 150th anniversary of John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry, an attempt to appropriate from the US armory to defend a slavery free territory. The already notorious anti-slavery evangelist had lost the earlier Free State sanctuaries Palmyra … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 50th Anniversary, AA, Abolition, America, American, Argentina, arks, ARN, Art, Bolivia, Brazil, British, Central America, Chile, Civil War, Crime, Cuba, Domestic Terrorists, Ecuador, French, guilt, Harper, Harpers Ferry, heroes, IAM, John Brown, Kansas, Kansas City, Marines, Mexico, MIA, NSA, Osawatomie, Slavery, terror, terrorist, terrorists, Union, Uruguay, Venezuela, War
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